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HOOKSETT — Weekend traffic jams at Bass Pro Shops were an eye-opener, Police Chief Peter Bartlett said.
Bartlett said his officers acted quickly, communicating with the Bass Pro Shops management team, which agreed to foot the cost for two detail officers on Route 3A — one at the entrance to Commerce Drive and the other at the entrance to Market Basket.
"They were able to cycle the lights a little longer to actually get cars onto 3A and give them a place to go," he said. "Moving forward, we'll continue to work with Bass Pro Shops relative to their needs and also to avoid this type of situation occurring again."
The officers remained until business died down around 7 p.m. Saturday and returned Sunday to prevent a repeat of Saturday's traffic jam.
Bartlett said his department fielded more than 50 calls Saturday pertaining to traffic congestion in the area of Route 3A and Commerce Drive, the location of both Bass Pro Shops and Walmart.
"The crux of each complaint was that there was just no traffic movement," said Bartlett, who noted even cars inside the parking lot were unable to move. "They couldn't leave, they couldn't come in. There was just no movement. It was literally gridlocked."
In addition to getting in and out of the parking lot, a primary concern was making sure fire trucks and/or ambulances could respond to an emergency situation.
Bartlett said heavy traffic was anticipated for the store's ribbon-cutting ceremony and Conservation Night last Wednesday, primarily because it took place at 6 p.m., the heart of rush hour.
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Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt has pointed to Macs as the weapon of choice for those in need of security.
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Of all the colorful quotes in Greg Smith's remarkable "Take this firm and shove it" letter, the one that reverberated the most was the fact that senior Goldman bankers routinely refer to their clients as "muppets."
And the umbrage is understandable.
No one paying Goldman for advice likes to think that Goldman's bankers are running around ridiculing them.
But the sad truth is that many of Goldman's clients ARE muppets.
And so are many of the clients of other huge and massively profitable Wall Street investment banks, money-management firms, hedge funds, and other financial services firms--which is to say, a significant percentage of the consumers of financial-services products.
Why are they "muppets"?
Well, the definition of "muppet," say those who live on the other side of the pond (where "muppet" is apparently a common term on trading floors to describe the guy on the other side of the trade) is "idiot."
And you don't have to look too deeply into the reality of the financial services business to realize that many of the folks who buy products and services from these businesses are idiots.
Let's focus on a simple example that most individuals are familiar with: An "actively managed" mutual fund.
"Actively managed" mutual funds are funds managed by a fund manager who tries to select securities (e.g., stocks or bonds) that will outperform the market as a whole.
"Actively managed" mutual funds cost much more than "passively managed" funds (like index funds) that are designed to track the performance of a market index rather than beat it.
For the past half-century, dozens and dozens of academics, money-managers, independent financial advisors, and journalists have explained in dozens and dozens of different ways why buying expensive actively managed mutual funds instead of index funds is, in a word, stupid.
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- The vast majority of actively managed funds underperform good passive funds
- There is no reliable way to identify in advance the handful of actively managed funds that will outperform passive funds (everyone can do it in hindsight, but you can't invest in hindsight)
- Most of the outperformance of the handful of outperforming active funds is attributable to luck, not skill
- Past performance does not predict future results
That low-cost tax-efficient passive funds outperform expensive active funds is not a theory: It is a fact. And it is a fact that even a complete novice investor can learn by reading a couple of good articles on the topic or buying a single book by John Bogle.
And yet...
TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS are still invested in actively managed mutual funds.
And BILLIONS OF DOLLARS are still paid to active mutual fund managers and financial advisors in fees.
And some of these financial advisors and fund managers work at Goldman Sachs.
Any Goldman Sachs client who pays Goldman big fees to be invested in an actively managed mutual fund or a hedge fund is, therefore, in all likelihood, a muppet.
And the same can be said for the clients who buy dozens of other more-complicated products that Goldman Sachs sells, including some corporate advisory services, derivative products, trading services, restructuring services, and so forth. Many of these products either don't add the value the clients think they do, or cost way too much relative to the value they add.
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A new report by the Southern Poverty Law Center says public schools are under attack from conservative groups opposed to new education standards and federal intrusion into local issues.
Officials with the civil rights organization said Wednesday the report documents efforts by political groups to block implementation of the Common Core Standards for math and English as part of a larger effort to dismantle public schools.
Among those named in the report are billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch.
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Take a virtual tour of Falling Waters Preserve in Saugerties
Another one of my favorite hikes around the area is the Falling Waters Preserve in Saugerties, an easy hike with some rewarding views of the Hudson River and the falls, two of them, that give the preserve its name.
As with the previous tour of Shaupeneak Ridge The Street View map below constitutes many 360-degree images, all connected so that you can 'walk' around the pond. This time, there are more than 40 images, all taken on May 29.
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But the Bible has so many uses! After all, that very thin paper is perfect for origami, for starting fires, for using as a replacement coffee filter...
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A 10-month-old baby was shot and killed by his father inside a Tennessee hotel room on Thursday, NewsChannel5 reported.
According to The Tennessean, police officers received the call about 6:42 p.m., and arrived at the Extended Stay America motel in Donelson three minutes later.
Once on scene, officers found the victim, Adam Bass, with a gunshot wound to his chest. Despite attempts to revive the baby, he was pronounced dead at the scene, Metro police spokesman Don Aaron said.
Police said the preliminary investigation showed that Adam's father, Larry Bass, 30, was handling his semi-automatic pistol inside the motel room when the gun unintentionally discharged.
Bass' wife, Jacquelin Bass, 28, and two other sons, ages 2 and 3, were also in the room during the incident, but no one else was injured.
At the time of the shooting, the family was living at the motel so Bass could work at the Nashville Music City Center, WKRN-TV reported. The family was originally from Texas.
Police are still processing the scene. So far, no charges have been filed.
"The parents are very, very distraught over what's happened, and the police department does not believe this was an intentional act," Aaron said.


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The Honors Program is more than an academic program; it is a diverse community passionately committed to education and learning from one's peers. Through interaction in the Honors seminars and colloquia, Honors retreats and events, and hanging around Hopkins House, students have ample opportunity to form friendships with their fellow classmates. This creates a unique sense of community, an "Honors family" within the larger Gonzaga community.
The Honors Community
Arguably the best part of being an Honors student is having the Honors family. In the first months of college life, being a part of the program provides a catalyst for forming friendships with classmates, and Hopkins House provides a homey atmosphere that can be a refreshing break from life in the dorms. In sophomore, junior, and senior year, the friendships within the Honors Program are often some of the closest friendships formed during college.
Hopkins House: the Honors House
One of the most popular features of the Honors Program is Hopkins House, where students can rest and relax, as well as do homework away from dorm distractions and gather together in small study groups. Hopkins has a warm living room, kitchen and the director's office on the first floor, an electronic seminar room and two study rooms with computers on the second floor, and a study room area with two more computers on the third floor. The third floor, colloquially known as Mt. Olympus, also has an entertainment center. Altogether, Hopkins has five computers available to students all equipped with high-speed internet access through the Gonzaga network as well as access to a network printer, copier, scanner, and fax machine. Hopkins is also wireless for students with laptops to link up to the University network or the internet. Hopkins facilities are accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Piraeus is a house available for Honors students. First-year students and sophomores live in the dorms, while juniors and seniors are offered the option of living in Piraeus.
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The Honors Program also cultivates a sense of civic responsibility and service to those less fortunate. Honors students have traditionally been very involved in wider student life, particularly in theater, choir, music ensembles, student government, and the student newspaper. Some Honors students have also played important roles in retreat programs through University Ministry and First Year Student Orientation through the Department of Student Development. All Honors students are expected to have some involvement in the wider University. While most Honors students go on to pursue advanced degrees, a substantial number of students end up deciding to enter the Jesuit Volunteer Corps (J.V.C.) and other service programs before heading off to graduate school. Honors students graduate with BA, Honors or BS, Honors.


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At a special meeting of the Board of Trustees of Westminster Theological Seminary on January 7, 1936, 13 of its 28 members submitted their resignations.
Included among the departing Board members were Samuel Craig, editor of CHRISTIANITY TODAY, and Clarence Macartney, the prominent pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh. At the same time, Oswald T. Allis also resigned from the faculty of the Seminary.
At the heart of the dispute that led to the resignations were the formation of the Independent Board for Presbyterian Foreign Missions in 1933 and the subsequent creation of the Presbyterian Constitutional Covenant Union. Craig and Macartney regarded these responses to the crisis of modernism in the Presbyterian Church as excessively provocative and even schismatic, prompting them to challenge J. Gresham Machen's leadership of the anti-modernist opposition. Craig wrote, "Dr. Machen is a very gifted man but as a tactician we venture the opinion that he is about the world's worst."
The disruption of the Westminster Board revealed significant differences among conservative Presbyterians between those who advocated separation from unbelief and those whose strategy was to "reform from within." Throughout the controversy, Macartney remained in the PCUSA. While he claimed to further the cause of Reformed militancy through the Presbyterian League of Faith, he steadily distanced himself from denominational matters while pastoring his Pittsburgh church until his retirement in 1937.
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RED DEER, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - Feb. 4, 2013) - Blue Horizon Industries Inc. ("Blue Horizon" or the "Corporation") (CNSX:BH) announced today that its wholly owned subsidiary, Blue Horizon Energy Inc ("BH Energy"), has sold the balance of its 5% working interest in the Waskahigan oil assets (the "Working Interest") to an arm's length third party (the "Purchaser"). The Corporation received $122,500 cash as consideration for the Working Interest.
Originally, BH Energy held a 15% undivided working interest, and on June 8th, 2012 through October 31, 2012, the Purchaser acquired 10% of the working interest with an option granted to the Purchaser to acquire the remaining 5% working interest. Pursuant to the terms of such option, which terms were amended by mutual agreement between the parties, the Purchaser has now exercised its right to purchase the remaining 5% interest.
As a result of this latest disposition, BH Energy ceased all operations on the Waskahigan well on January 29, 2013, in addition to ceasing operations on the Normandville well on January 21, 2013.
BH Energy, has also terminated the Bruderheim lease agreement. In order to be closer to the feed stock, BH Energy is seeking a joint venture with a municipality transfer site in lieu of the Bruderheim lease agreement. There are no penalties incurred with respect to cancellation of the lease agreement.
About Blue Horizon Industries Inc.
Blue Horizon Industries Inc. is a diversified industrial company with a four-fold strategic focus. The Corporation operates through three subsidiary companies; Blue Horizon Energy Inc. - 100% owned ("Blue Horizon Energy"), Blue Horizon Bio-Diesel Inc. - 100% owned ("BH Bio-Diesel") and Blue Horizon Mining Inc. - 74% owned ("BH Mining"). Blue Horizon Contracting ("BH Contracting") and BH Energy are wholly-owned divisions of Blue Horizon Energy. BH Contracting is currently working with BH Bio-Diesel on the dismantling and re-erection of the demonstration plant while BH Energy still holds exploration interests for oil and gas in Western Canada, having participated in 3 test wells in 2011. BH Mining is advancing two mining projects in British Columbia and BH Bio-Diesel has an exclusive sub-license agreement to build green renewable-diesel plants in Canada.
The shares of the parent company, Blue Horizon Industries Inc., are listed to trade on the Canadian National Stock Exchange ("CNSX") under the symbol BH.
Further information with respect to the Blue Horizon Group of Companies can be obtained by visiting: www.blue-horizon.ca.
This news release may contain certain forward-looking information. All statements included herein, other than statements of historical fact, is forward-looking information and such information involves various risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such information will prove to be accurate, and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such information. A description of assumptions used to develop such forward-looking information and a description of risk factors that may cause actual results to differ materially from forward-looking information can be found in the company's disclosure documents on the SEDAR website at www.sedar.com. The company does not undertake to update any forward-looking information except in accordance with applicable securities laws.
Neither the Canadian National Stock Exchange nor its Market Regulator (as that term is defined in the policies of the Canadian National Stock Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
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HANG TIME, Texas — The one thing for certain about listening to Mark Cuban — it's never boring.
So the listeners to the Ben & Skin Show on 103.3 The Ticket in Dallas learned that: 1) Kobe Bryant could have become a Mav in 2007; 2) the 2013 Mavs might be better off without Deron Williams; and 3) yes, he's still mad at Jason Kidd. John Machota of the Dallas Morning News as well as ESPNDallas.com's Jeff Caplan provide the juicy details:
"When I was doing Dancing with the Stars, I was taking breaks because I was talking to Kobe's agent because Kobe wanted to get traded," Cuban explained. "Literally, between Dancing with the Stars practices I had thought we traded for Kobe Bryant. I even talked to their owner and thought we were going to have done deal, and [Lakers GM] Mitch Kupchak changed [Kobe's] mind and brought him back."
Of course, things did work out for both sides with Kobe staying in L.A. and the Lakers winning back-to-back titles in 2009 and 2010, followed by Dirk Nowitzki leading Dallas to the first championship in franchise history in 2011.
And it's possible for Cuban to rationalize on being unable to convince the hometown hero Williams to return to Dallas.
"I don't want to pick on Deron Williams because he's a great, great, great player, and so it's not necessarily him, per se," Cuban said. "The conversation we had going back and forth — and obviously the decision was to go for him — but the conversation was, 'OK, once you add $17.1 million in salary to what we'd have with Dirk and Trix (Shawn Marion), then what do you do?' That's your squad. And it's not just your squad for this year. It's your squad for next year other than the $3.3 million mini midlevel.
"So that was a challenge that we had because we want to win, and everybody talks about Dirk's window. Well, not only would it have been difficult to add players, then it also would have been difficult to trade players, and in reality that was the same problem that Deron had. Because he looked and saw the same thing and said, 'OK, now what are you going to do?'"
We can even understand that Cuban has a legitimate reason to feel betrayed by Kidd's sudden departure for the Knicks. The guard had seemingly agreed to a three-year deal with Dallas, only to back out of it and take his talents to New York.
Cuban is still fuming at Kidd's handling of the situation and said there's no chance he'll consider retiring Kidd's No. 2 jersey.
"I was more than upset. I thought he was coming. I was pissed," Cuban said. "J-Kidd is a big boy; he can do whatever he wants. But you don't change your mind like that. That was … yeah. I'm sure I'll get over it at some point, but as of now, I wouldn't put J-Kidd's number in the rafters.
"It hurt my feelings, period, because I felt that we had developed a relationship, and I thought that he was committed to the organization. It sure seemed that he was. I mean, J-Kidd was active in going out there and talking to Deron Williams the whole time. I guess it was more shocking and surprising than anything else."
But the walk down memory lane and salary cap gymnastics can't escape one unavoidable fact — the Mavs are entering the 2012-13 training camp with a roster that seems to be held together with duct tape and chewing gum.
It was a bold and debatable decision to not overpay to keep Tyson Chandler and J.J. Barea before the 2011-12 season, thus quickly breaking up the championship gang before they even had a chance to receive their championship rings. But the payoff was supposed to come this summer in the form of salary cap space and maneuvering to land one — or even both — of the big fish in Dwight Howard and Williams.
Instead, loyal Mavs fans have to be content with Jason Terry, Brendan Haywood and Ian Mahinmi leaving, Elton Brand, O.J. Mayo, Chris Kaman and Darren Collison arriving and a new bucketful of hope off in the distance for next summer. The additions are all solid veterans and decent pickups, but a long way from championship material. They're mere placeholders until next summer, when Cuban says the Mavs could be back in the hunt for free agents Howard, Andrew Bynum or Chris Paul.
How long can you keep kicking the can down the road? The clock is ticking on the shelf life of the 34-year-old Nowitzki's career and instead of talking what would could have been, there needs to be a plan for right now.
By the way, Cuban says he's certain that Dirk would never ask to be traded away to a contender to finish out his career.
Of course, one way to make certain of that is to assemble another one in Dallas immediately. That's a conversation that would make it worth tuning in on the radio.


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SOURCE: Brickstream
January 30, 2013 09:00 ET
Brickstream Smart Devices Capture More Than 3.2 Billion Visitor Actions Each Quarter for Retailers, Banks, Event Venues, Healthcare Providers and Other Businesses Worldwide
Brickstream Smart Devices Capture More Than 3.2 Billion Visitor Actions Each Quarter for Retailers, Banks, Event Venues, Healthcare Providers and Other Businesses Worldwide
ATLANTA, GA--(Marketwire - Jan 30, 2013) - Brickstream, a leader in behavior intelligence solutions for environments where people shop, gather, work and play, today announced that it has significantly expanded its global reach with the addition of 25 new partners over the last 12 months, a number that doubles the company's worldwide reseller channel network. Thanks in part to this momentum -- which strengthens Brickstream's presence in Europe and fast-growing Asia-Pacific and Latin American markets -- the company's highly accurate 3D smart devices are now capturing more than 3.2 Billion visitor actions quarterly at retail stores, banks, supermarkets, hospitals, sporting events, concert venues and other physical locations worldwide, helping businesses analyze, understand and better serve their customers.
"Brickstream's behavior intelligence solutions have become the industry standard for accuracy and analytic versatility," said Steve Jeffery, CEO of Brickstream. "Unlike less sophisticated legacy technologies such as thermal imaging and monocular CCTV cameras, our 3D smart devices are capable of capturing detailed information about visitor traffic, queuing behavior, wait times, service levels and more within brick and mortar environments. The rapid growth we've experienced this past year, including the expansion of our partner network to new markets, is a testament to the global demand for solutions that can help retailers, banks, grocery chains and other types of people-centric businesses gain the insight they need to improve service, staff more effectively and increase revenues."
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May 22, 2011....one of the deadliest tornados in U.S. history strikes Joplin, Missouri directly killing 159 people and injuring over 1,000. The massive EF-5 with winds over 200 mph hit the city of more than 50,000. Despite the tornado warnings why there were so many deaths? A National Weather Service study on the Joplin tornado reveals important lessons learned:
- A majority of residents did not immediately seek shelter when tornado warnings were issued.
- People needed between two and nine risk signals to take action and seek shelter. For example, if they heard the sirens going off they would look in the sky, then go to a TV to get information and then call a friend, etc.
- The time it took between the warning and the search for confirmation of risk cost lives.
Click Here to View Full Report: NWS Central Region Service Assessment Joplin, Missouri, Tornado May 22, 2011
Click here to watch Listen, Act and Live public service announcement
Click here to view NBC 15 story on 2016 Tornado Drill:
What can you do?
- Listen: When severe weather is possible (Thunderstorm or Tornado Watch issued) pick a credible source of information and keep in touch with that source until the danger has past. One of the best tools is a NOAA Weather Radio (also know as an Emergency Weather Radio). Click here for more information on NOAA Weather Radios
- Act: When you hear a tornado warning (tornado seen by spotters or detected on radar) seek the best shelter you can find immediately. Dont waste time checking multiple sources of information. You may have only seconds to find a safe place. Click here for more information on best shelter
- Live: Your chances of survival multiply. Hopefully the storm will pass with no damage. But dont risk your life on a hope.
Here are some Severe Weather Fast Facts:
- Wisconsin averages 23 tornadoes annually.
- In 2013, 16 tornadoes touched down in Wisconsin including six tornadoes during the overnight hours of August 6-7. An EF 2 struck near New London in Waupaca and Outagamie counties injuring two people and caused millions of dollars in damage.
- In 2014, 22 tornadoes were reported in Wisconsin by the National Weather Service. Eighteen of those tornadoes occurred in June. The strongest tornado in 2014 occurred on June 17 when an EF 3 tornado hit Verona in Dane County. At least 30 homes were damaged as well as the Country View Elementary School. The tornado traveled about a mile, had wind speeds of 136 to 165 mph and was on the ground for several minutes. An EF 2 touched down that same night in Platteville in Grant County. Several homes and businesses were damaged including the University of WisconsinPlatteville.
- In 2015, 17 tornadoes were reported in Wisconsin by the National Weather Service. All these tornadoes were relatively weak, ranking an EF-0 or EF-1.
- In 2016, there were 16 tornado touchdowns in the state. All of the tornadoes were either an EF0 or EF1. However, its not a question of if we will have a violent storm, its a matter of when.
- The peak tornado season in Wisconsin is April to August, but tornadoes can occur any time of year, like the January 7, 2008 storms near Kenosha.


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July 30, 2013
Violence and brutality that have taken millions of lives and resulted in thousands of women being raped in the Democratic Republic of Congo led Congress to add the Congo Conflict Minerals Act to the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act of 2010.
Known as Section 1502, the "conflict minerals" provision requires companies that use four minerals mined in Congo to indicate in their Securities and Exchange Commission filings what they're doing to avoid buying them from armed groups there. That information also must be made public so consumers can see whether products might be fueling Congo violence.
But the National Association of Manufacturers and other business groups sued the SEC, arguing that the rules for complying with Section 1502 were onerously expensive for companies, even those using only trace amounts of the minerals. The industry groups cited a study by Tulane University Law School Payson Center for International Development to show the SEC had seriously underestimated the economic impact.
The minerals covered -- tin, tantalum, tungsten and gold – appear in a multitude of products: tin cans, light bulbs, pens, sewing thread, surgical implants, jet turbines. prosthetics, cell phones, dental drills, golf clubs, jewelry, anti-lock brakes, zippers, mouthwash, home pregnancy tests and more.
The Payson Center's 2011 analysis found that the SEC's initial estimate was far too low, and NAM's was too high. The report projected an implementation cost of almost $8 billion and an annual economic impact of more than $100 million a year.
On July 23, the SEC won a ruling from U.S. District Judge Robert Wilkins in Washington, D.C.. He said the agency had not acted arbitrarily or capriciously in its rulemaking on the conflict minerals law. Wilkins' ruling pointed out that the SEC had "placed particular emphasis" on the cost studies from Tulane and NAM in finalizing the rules, even though the industry disagreed with the final requirements.
Payson Center doctoral student Chris Bayer conducted the analysis, with contributions from Elke de Buhr, an adjunct assistant professor. Bayer is continuing work on the issue, surveying companies on their actual costs of implementation. A benchmark report is due in August, with a follow-up scheduled for 2014.
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January 1999
In closing his incisive analysis of the data presented at the 4th International Congress on Drug Therapy in HIV Infection, Mark Mascolini reflects for a moment on the anniversary of Kristallnacht on November 9, one day after the opening of the Congress. Kristallnacht is one of several historical references that grace Mark's Glasgow report. Others include Waiting for Godot and Hobson's Choice.
As another birthday approaches, I have begun to realize that the adjective "historical" is generally used to refer to an event that occurred prior to one's birth. In this case, I remember when Hobson's Choice premiered in Great Britain, when Samuel Becket took up the pen to begin Godot in Ireland, and when Kristallnacht was orchestrated in Germany. When one is connected to an event, that event is part of one's life and daily existence. Such events are always part of today, regardless of when they occurred. The word "historical" appears to have an automatic disconnect in our perception of reality. That is probably why it is often so difficult to learn from history.
It angers some, and often understandably so, when comparisons are made between the dehumanization and annihilation of tens of millions of men, women, and children caused by a plague, and the dehumanization of and annihilation of six million Jews and three million other Nazi-designated undesirables, including homosexuals, the physically and mentally handicapped, and Gypsies during the Holocaust. While such comparisons are always made by those who never experienced the unrelentless sadism that defined the Holocaust, there are parallels between the political, social, and economic factors that fueled the Holocaust and continue to fuel the plague. One could argue that our failure to oppose any government's policy that denies the dignity, value, and right to life of its citizens adds a further insult to the memory of those nine million human beings whose dignity, value, and right to life was denied by a government, not in some historical footnote, but in the living memory of so many.
One of the lesser known consequences of Kristallnacht was the Kindertransports, in which 10,000 children were sent from Germany, Austria, Poland, and Czechoslovakia to the safety of England shortly after The Night of Broken Glass. Forcing those children to leave their parents was heartwrenching. Far more painful were the deaths of the hundreds of thousands of children who perished in the concentration camps, some more horribly than their parents. Near the end of the war and at the height of the concentration camp murders, orders were issued that the children were to be thrown straight into the crematorium furnaces without first being gassed.
A physician recently wrote to me about his government's policy of not treating HIV-infected children with their first opportunistic infection with available drugs because it would cost his country too much to keep these children alive. This is not an argument against purchasing expensive antivirals by a developing nation with limited healthcare funds. This is an argument for the denial of available medical care to a child for the economic benefit of the state. Such a policy echoes Göring's policy statement three days after Kristallnacht, "I implore competent agencies to take all measures for the elimination of the Jew from the German economy...."
Do we need another Kindertransports to take the hundreds of thousands of these children to safety in a a country where they will be cared for, where they will be safe from economic infanticide? Would their parents give them up for a chance at life? Is there a country in which the life of a sick child has value and is not an economic burden? Is there a country that will give refuge to a child who is ill and needs medical care and protection? If there is not a country, is there a city? If there is not a city, is there a synagogue or a church? If there is not a a synagogue or a church, is there one person who will help?
Is there one person who will give something of herself or himself to attest to the value of the life of a child? Is there one person upon whom the lesson of our silence in response to the screams of the children hurled into the extermatorium fires has not been lost? If there is, please contact the International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care. Help us change the course of the plague among the children of the world. Help us reestablish the dignity and value of a child's life and, in so doing, help reestablish the dignity and value of all human life.
This article was provided by International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care. It is a part of the publication Journal of the International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care.


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Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnerships (MAPP) is a community-driven strategic planning tool for improving community health. Facilitated by public health leaders, this tool helps communities apply strategic thinking to prioritize public health issues and identify resources to address them. MAPP is not an agency-focused assessment tool; rather, it is an interactive process that can improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and ultimately the performance of local public health systems. On the webpage, users can access the entire MAPP tool, supplemental resources, and technical assistance. More »
Accreditation Prerequisites: CHAs and CHIPs
In fall 2011 the PHAB's public health department accreditation program launched. As part of its overall intent to improve and protect the health of the public by advancing the quality and performance of public health departments, PHAB requires demonstration of ongoing community health improvement planning processes by LHDs wishing to achieve accreditation. A CHA and a CHIP are two of the three prerequisites for PHAB applications. More »
NACCHO is funding 12 LHD demonstration sites to engage in a robust community health improvement process that yields a CHA and a CHIP. Visit the CHA/CHIP project website to learn more. More »
Resource Center for Community Health Assessments and Community Health Improvement Plans
The Resource Center for Community Health Assessments and Community Health Improvement Plans provides practical, customizable tools and resources to all LHDs in a central and publicly accessible location. The CHA/CHIP resource center is intended to support LHDs and their partners in completing community health improvement processes, including the conduct of a CHA and the development of a CHIP for the purpose of improving the health of local communities. The CHA/CHIP resource center contains example high-quality CHAs and CHIPs and case studies of communities who have completed CHAs and CHIPs for accreditation preparation and more.More »
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In case you missed it, last Sunday St. Louis' very own Gentleman Auction House performed a set on the air in the KWUR stacks. The band braved a torrential downpour, cramped into our tiny studio, and busted out five songs, including a brand new track! Full disclosure: the session was controlled chaos at best, but I had a hell of a lot of fun, GAH were amazing to work with, and the recording is one of our best yet.
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Recently we have had a lot of questions in regards to home brewing contests and other forms of competition. Idaho and Federal law allows the privilege of manufacturing wine or brewing beer for personal and family use in the privacy of your home without a brewery or winery license. Idaho State law does not permit an unlicensed person to allow their wine or beer to be consumed by the general public in such contests, competitions or exhibitions. If you intend to compete in a homemaker's contest, competition or exhibition you must obtain the proper state, county, city and federal licensing. For more information click here. [pdf]
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Amount of beer produced yearly by your brewery in gallons.
Supplemental Application for Brewers Pub or Retail License [pdf]
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Each business selling kegs of beer to go, must have a license and must complete this receipt for sales of beer in kegs. The form must be maintained at the licensed premise for 6 months.
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Idaho Wine Direct Shipping Requirements
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TOKYO — Japanese home run king Sadaharu Oh paid tribute to Hideki Matsui after the Oakland Athletics' outfielder hit his 500th homer.
"Five hundred is a figure that carries a lot of worth in the major leagues," Oh said Thursday. "To keep hitting home runs during a tough schedule while maintaining your conditioning is not easy."
Matsui has 168 home runs in the majors and 332 for the Yomiuri Giants.
Oh hit a record 868 home runs over 22 seasons with the Giants, helping his team win nine straight Japan Series championships between 1965-73. Oh shares the Japanese single-season home run record of 55 with Tuffy Rhodes and Alex Cabrera.
Only eight players have hit more than 500 homers in the history of Japanese professional baseball.
On Wednesday night in Detroit, Matsui homered and drove in three runs in Oakland's 7-5 victory.
"I'm happy to get it over with, and it is even better that it helped us win a game," Matsui said through an interpreter. "It isn't like I've been aiming for this, because I don't really combine numbers from Japan and here. To me, they are two separate leagues."
Matsui led off the sixth inning with his milestone homer – his first since June 16 – to put Oakland up 3-2.
"I never dreamed he would achieve what he has achieved," Matsui's father, Masao, told NikkanSports newspaper. "I hope he does everything he can to help his team win."


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Representative Debbie Riddle's office says the bill is a direct response to what happened following little Emma Thompson's death.
Emma was beaten to death by her mother's boyfriend, Lucas Coe. Authorities found over 80 bruises on the girl's body along with a fractured skull.
Both Coe and Emma's mother -- Abigail Young -- were convicted. Coe was sentenced to life in prison.
Young is currently serving 20 years for her involvement. She has already been denied parole once, and her case is now up for review annually.
Emma's grandmother, Laurie Thompson, says because of state law they have to relive her murder every year when Young comes up for parole. She and a Houston official want to change that.
Representative Debbie Riddle's office says the bill is a direct response to what happened following little Emma's death. Thompson says passage of "Emma's Law" would mean her granddaughter didn't die in vain.
"To continuously have to deal with the details in a manner that causes them to have to revisit the crime, their loss," Thompson said. "It's just an unfair situation in terms of the justice system."
Young was found guilty of reckless injury to a child, a third-degree felony. Only first-degree felonies are on a list of offenses from which the Texas Parole Board is given latitude to set off parole hearing dates for up to five years.
"This just is ludicrous," said Andy Kahan, a city of Houston victims' rights advocate. "It lacks common sense, and the least we could do is try to get a bill passed that would give the parole board discretion; not a mandate, but just give them some more tools on cases of egregious offenders."
Thomspon is spearheading an effort to change the law. Emma's Law would make any felony against a child -- first-, second- or third-degree -- eligible for a five-year offset.
The Texas Civil Rights Project argues that such legislation would equate to a backdoor attempt to keep people in prison.
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Northwest AHEC provides financial support to the primary care (Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Obstetrics/Gynecology, Pediatrics and Psychiatry Residency) programs of WFBMC which help to fulfill the Northwest AHEC mission as demonstrated by the following data. The Northwest AHEC - supported Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center's primary care and psychiatry residency programs graduated 71 physicians in 2007. Of major significance is that 46 of these new physicians (65%) have chosen to stay and practice medicine in North Carolina.
For the fourth consecutive year, Northwest AHEC provided the financial resources and technical assistance to enable the primary care residency programs to offer The Community Plunge (a four-hour cultural competency activity designed to provide an orientation to community demographics and healthcare resources) to incoming first-year residents. Additionally for the first time, the Physicians Assistant Studies students also participated.
Northwest AHEC provides support to Wake Forest School of Medicine's Student National Medical Association (SNMA) chapter in a variety of ways. Northwest AHEC participates in SNMA's annual spring event at which graduating residents are recognized. Additionally, SNMA members have been recruited in past summers to act as counselors in several of Northwest AHEC's Health Careers programs. SNMA is a ationally known and recognized organization which focuses on the needs and concerns of students of color.
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